A Survey on Sensor-Based Techniques for Continuous Stress Monitoring in Knowledge Work Environments
ML Tlachac,
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Elena Vildjiounaite,
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Jaakko Tervonen
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ACM Transactions on Computing for Healthcare,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 28, 2025
Prolonged
work
stress
has
an
extensive
negative
impact
across
modern
society.
Recently,
it
become
increasing
issue,
specifically
in
cognitively
demanding
knowledge-intensive
professions.
To
address
the
global
necessity
of
timely
detection
and
reduction
stress,
sensor-based
automated
methods
for
measuring
are
emerging.
Physiological
behavioral
sensor
data
enable
potential
continuous
detection,
but
challenges
still
exist
concerning
effort
required
from
user
sufficiency
available
information,
especially
models
that
want
to
adapt
personal
traits
perceptions.
This
survey
paper
focuses
on
recognition
enabling
unobtrusive
monitoring
knowledge
environment,
with
a
acceptance
load
suitable
sustainable
long-term
adoption.
We
provide
overview
theoretical
background
review
recent
developments
assessment,
emphasizing
real-world
studies
using
physiological,
behavioral,
environmental
data.
In
addition,
we
discuss
applicability
different
methods,
including
acceptance.
The
presented
provides
insights
into
automating
assessment
related
factors
advance
development
personalized
well-being
solutions
based
pervasive
Language: Английский
Physiological Data-Based Stress Detection: From Wrist Sensors to Cloud Computing and User Feedback Integration
G. R. Karpagam,
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H. M.,
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K. Kabilan
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et al.
Published: June 28, 2024
Language: Английский
StressSense: An IoT-Enabled Platform for Stress Level Prediction, Prevention, and Methods There of
Lecture notes in electrical engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 541 - 555
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Development of Self-Powered Energy-Harvesting Electronic Module and Signal-Processing Framework for Wearable Healthcare Applications
Jeyavijayan Rajendran,
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Nimi Wilson Sukumari,
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P. Subha Hency Jose
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Bioengineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(12), P. 1252 - 1252
Published: Dec. 11, 2024
A
battery-operated
biomedical
wearable
device
gradually
assists
in
clinical
tasks
to
monitor
patients’
health
states
regarding
early
diagnosis
and
detection.
This
paper
presents
the
development
of
a
self-powered
portable
electronic
module
by
integrating
an
onboard
energy-harvesting
facility
for
electrocardiogram
(ECG)
signal
processing
personalized
monitoring.
The
developed
provides
customizable
approach
power
using
lithium-ion
battery,
series
silicon
photodiode
arrays,
solar
panel.
new
architecture
techniques
offered
method
include
analog
front-end
unit,
battery
management
unit
acquiring
real-time
ECG
signals.
dynamic
multi-level
wavelet
packet
decomposition
framework
has
been
used
applied
extract
desired
features
removing
overlapped
repeated
samples
from
signal.
Further,
random
forest
with
deep
decision
tree
(RFDDT)
designed
offline
classification,
experimental
results
provide
highest
accuracy
99.72%.
One
assesses
custom-developed
sensor
comparing
its
data
those
conventional
biosensors.
circuits
are
BQ25505
microprocessor
support
photodiodes
cells
which
detect
ambient
light
variations
maximum
4.2
V
supply
enable
continuous
operation
entire
module.
measurements
conducted
on
each
proposed
demonstrate
that
signal-processing
significantly
reduces
overlapping
raw
timing
requirement
criteria
Also,
it
improves
temporal
requirements
while
achieving
excellent
classification
performance
at
low
computing
cost.
Language: Английский
Detection and monitoring of stress using wearables: a systematic review
Anuja Pinge,
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Vinaya Gad,
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Dheryta Jaisighani
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Frontiers in Computer Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6
Published: Dec. 18, 2024
Over
the
last
few
years,
wearable
devices
have
witnessed
immense
changes
in
terms
of
sensing
capabilities.
Wearable
devices,
with
their
ever-increasing
number
sensors,
been
instrumental
monitoring
human
activities,
health-related
indicators,
and
overall
wellness.
One
area
that
has
rapidly
adopted
is
mental
health
well-being
area,
which
covers
problems
such
as
psychological
distress.
The
continuous
capability
allows
detection
stress,
thus
enabling
early
problems.
In
this
paper,
we
present
a
systematic
review
different
types
sensors
used
by
researchers
to
detect
monitor
stress
individuals.
We
identify
detail
tasks
data
collection,
pre-processing,
features
computation,
training
model
explored
research
works.
each
step
involved
monitoring.
also
discuss
scope
opportunities
for
further
deals
management
once
it
detected.
Language: Английский
MindRelax: Smart System for Emotion and Mental Stress Monitoring, Detection and Management
Shivaani Dushya Rajkumar,
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Ihill Ushan Dewpura,
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Piyoshila Fernandez
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et al.
Published: Dec. 7, 2023
Mental
stress
is
a
reaction,
to
pressures
while
emotions
are
personal
responses
specific
events.
Previous
studies
have
shown
that
mental
prevalent
in
Sri
Lanka,
where
health
concerns
often
go
unnoticed.
The
World
Health
Organization
estimates
around
5%
10%
of
Lankas
population
faces
issues
emphasizing
the
need
for
support.
This
project
aims
develop
smartphone
application
utilizes
learning
and
machine
techniques
analyze
text,
facial
expressions,
speech
patterns,
heart
rate
fluctuations
physical
activity
levels
order
detect
manage
individuals
emotions.
By
utilizing
this
proposed
Lankans
will
means
effectively
their
improve
well
being.
It
also
provide
suggestions,
activities
can
help
alleviate
stress.
Index
Terms;
Heart
Rate
Variations
(HRV)
Convolutional
Neural
Network
(CNN)
Multi
Layer
Perceptron
(MLP)
Mel
Frequency
Cepstral
Coefficients
(MFCC)
Long
short
term
memory
network
(LSTM)
Language: Английский